05, 02.09.2019

Python vs Java: Which Programming Language Is Best?

Let the battle begin

When you have a great idea

And you start coding

But bugs are inevitable

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      Java 8 - Tutorial

      Java Team
      When bugs means missing semicolons
      Java 8 is the most awaited and is a major feature release of Java programming language. This is an introductory tutorial that explains the basic-to-advanced features of Java 8 and their usage in a simple and intuitive way.
      Java requires you to declare the data types of your variables before using them, while Python does not. Because it is statically typed, it expects its variables to be declared before they can be assigned values.
      Java programmers have Java User Groups (JUGs), which are some of the most popular coding communities in the world. They also have JavaOne, a high-profile programming event that shows no signs of slowing down. Meanwhile, Python has 1,637 user groups in 191 cities and 37 countries with more than 860,000 members. The language has events as well, including PyCon and PyLadies for women to meet and code together.
      Java has plenty to offer as open source as well as it deals with performance issues more resolutely. Choosing a language ultimately comes down to preference as Java is geared more towards perfectionists looking to build clear, consistent code using complex syntax. Some will prefer this system, while others prefer to have the flexibility, brevity and fluidity of Python.
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      Python - Course

      Python Team
      When bugs equals incorrect indentation
       Python is a general-purpose language, which means that it can be used to build almost anything. The language is great for backend web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence and scientific computing. In addition to its professional uses, it can also be used to create games, productivity tools, and desktop apps.
      Since its inception, Python was created so it would be easy to understand and easy to use as the name came from Monty Python. It is more beginner-friendly because it reads like English, making it a more intuitive learning experience from a syntactical standpoint. The language takes a load off coders by taking care of a lot of the language’s complexity.
      One major downside for beginners is that Python can be difficult to maintain as errors are hard to track down and fix. The rigid nature of Java ensures that you fix every problem in real time, saving you time fixing code later down the line. Python is also slower because of how flexible it is, slowing its performance down, making Java more attractive in that sense.